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Greymouth Evening Star, 11 April 1933, Page 4

i < 1 IT IS WISE TO BUY i nnciriw! i r/// ffltiuiii.fi. 11 : \S / M > . '\ • ! LONG SERVICE - LOW PRICES - FULL RANGE - : /rrt silk & wool ; our leader . fully fashioned : // Z .> Jl ' 5 HOSIERY I SI1K „ msE „ „„„ I , IIIIS „.„, B i ALL WOOL HOSIERY k / ( / & * ❖ qualities. Smart shades. .All sizes. ❖ Made in England. In Gunmetal, Java, ► I \ / Z H I X MADE IN ENGLAND. All the smart Special Price Q/Q pair. J Beige, Pine Cone etc. Sold elsewhere I // ' / i H „ W m i i £ shades. An ideal stocking for present * «>/<F * 4/11. Our Price Q/11! pr. *• I W 3 /.■ 111 i XII IZ Avear. Sold ekewbere 2/H. J ?> “ \ /. •"&r I I yr J vj I I * Our Price 2/g pr- ? / /-,/C ’ " ? :> <^| j k AND WOOL ® EMBLEM HOSIERY l . ■/■: A n mn MBk-s. 4. 011-irv z-uw V?WV#L< | A heavy quality silk of a. delightfully fine . />/ I H I f * ❖ HOSIERY * gauge. Fully fashioned. All shades. ► // #' 1i If II!< \r : THORPE SILK HOSE i „„ 77 Special Price 6/6 ► / '■' - : "t || 1 1 | R * * Fully F<181110X16(1 ; // > ■ I In a host of smart shades. Every pair * STI K HOSIERY : ( /■ I r " d - B1Ul ;? Cld 7/1 l * 1W faSl “ OnCd - USU Ou y r Ml/ft 1 Ideal for hard wear. Dyed in all leading i \ V £:. 9? Flawless—Fully Fashioned I X 1 | .... * Our Pnce 2/6 pair ’ : 1 • I II H ■ I ALL WOOL HOSIERY f LISLE HOSIERY i „ Supe ► g' mS J usl seeing these love ly : 'ose is a | ..j Fully Fashioned * SILK & WOOL HOSE * llirill. And drawing l.neni on IS a pel- .;. j lt ;1 raJ) . ;c o i smart shaders. Ideal winter » i'-i in Java, Pine Cone, Gunmetal, Moon, ' •’•■ ? W' feet joy for they’re SO sheer, SO flatter" 7 weight. Sold elsewhere 2/6 pair. 7 A. stocking for hard wear. Stocked in all ❖ Beige etc. A superior quality giving • ing to your an . kles - Pure Silk every ? ~ Our Price 1/11 pair ’ * shaite ' 2/11 pair ' ! lol,s 111111 hard " ear ' 3/6 palr ‘ ’ thread. A stocking as fine as you’ve ever | * had at a price lower than you’ve ever 7 t' ' paid before. All shades. § vi i or I The New Warehouse ® ' g & X CORNER ALBERT AND MACKAY STREETS, GREYMOUTH.

For days of 1 Health and Energy Nature offers you the gift of perfect health in v her three most interesting foods—ripe barley ><y malt, creamy milk and eggs, the constituents It? > ''N' / from which ‘Ovaltine’ is derived. There is ??? f . no food beverage more easily digested than / jjTwthH• ■ ‘ t ‘Ovaltinc’—it is the richest in food value, ’i \ I the cheapest in cost, the most economical in A j '''■*"*•*'* • * i use. Make it your daily beverage. Proveits : (T •- i -sf / supreme value for giving and maintaining g Health, Strength and Vitality. ' =" J. ,->-•> / S OV4LTINE ; tonic FOOD beverage TRY ‘OVALTINE’ FREE! S. TT cr\. TTY Send name and address together with 2d. in stamps to the New erve it HOI or CO JUJU Zealand Agents, Salmond & Spraggon Ltd., Dept, g P.O. Box ~ , . . r - 662, Wellington, when a free sample will be sent to you. Obtainable at all Chemists ana Stores, in three The large is the most economical. Manufactured by A. Wander Ltd., London “Mother wowldra’i agree with me at first, but she does MOW— 95 ' | “ The ‘ depression feeling ’ has had a hold of Mother for some •. £8? time now . . . she feels she must always buy a little cheaper than before. Unfortunately the desire to save frequently , causes her to make bad purchases that arc not economical. Wc had quite a heated argument about tea. She had started to buy ‘inferior* cheap tea . . . said it was nearly a shilling A a pound cheaper than ‘ Amber Tips.’ It was about this time •• • that we noticed that a pound of tea didn’t last as long as it | once did. Personally, I was sick of the cheap tea. Still, we . had to economise. Then I read something that started me Z thinking. Had we really been saving by buying cheap tea? J I took careful note of how much tea was used and found that ||||||? J not infrequently nearly twice the quantity was put in the teapot compared with the amount used when we had ‘Amber Tips.’ . So I persuaded Mother to get ‘ Amber Tips ’ and use less. ' Mother was sceptical at first. Admitted the flavour of ‘Amber . Tips’ was miles better and the tea itself more refreshing, but she couldn’t sec how it could he cheaper, For a whole week we carefully measured the tea we used, and at the end of that period we found that 1 Amber Tips ‘ was miles cheaper than the so-called ‘ cheap ’ tea, Of course. ‘ Amber ’ takes a little longer to draw . . . but it is far more refreshing, and the Wwlll second cup is as delicious as the first.

Whether it’s for salads, for sauces, tci pickles, or for table use you cannot better SHARLAND’S VINEGAR—the pure, piquant. full-flavoured v Hegar which is brewed in New Zealand. Sold in bottle or bulk AH stores. —Advt.